Uruguayan forward Edinson Cavani has signed an extension to his contract with Boca Juniors, keeping him at the club until December 2026. This deal might be the last of his career, allowing him to retire after wearing the Boca jersey and exiting through the front door of “La Bombonera.”

The 37-year-old former international from Salto joined Boca Juniors in mid-2023 on a two-year contract. He has since become a key offensive figure in the Xeneizes' lineup, leading the attack.

With this extension, Cavani has secured his spot for at least the next Club World Cup. He'll also play under a new coach (potentially Fernando Gago) with the hopes of entering and competing for the next Copa Libertadores.

Cavani has scored 20 goals in 43 matches over two seasons. Boca Juniors announced the contract extension with a video showcasing the Uruguayan’s best moments during his time in Argentina.